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Jenkins may seeni-itiiaDge to many, balls not
vondetfal to tbosojvho boro rood tbe evidence
tborongbly. lt was a neighborhood feud, la
. > vrhieb both aides camo armed to the conflict,
j * raoklcu of tbe UvejljendaDgerGd by the eneoutp*
_ ; ; ter. TheLeavenworth Mger saye: Jr.
“The Coorl were unanimous in their .({pmion;
: r . / and ire feelfally justified in sayuy that the
evidence addaced for and agafogPgily prisoner
i /Warranted them in arriving eoaftosion
they did.' .
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and impartially, aa<
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Wedety any
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Ero’, testimony carefully
srrivpd at tho same con
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in the country to come
iolasion, after a corcfal and im
the testimony.
pj^opolitical friend of General Lane’s.
. _ , ./edetpiae nay political sentiment that he ever
■Altered, at the same time, as a public journalist,
incumbent upon us as a public duty
•to-aasent to the judgment of the examining'
votrnrt, and to accord to them ail praise./ Cot
v ?/'Jcnhins irM a particular friend of ours, and wo
k arafrst to eoofeas that our symp&lhicaare in
. ifcat: r directian, but we determined to hear the
; fiaalrcsult ere weapoko oce word. /... .a*
■ Th* testimony proves conclusively that Col.
, j ’ Jenkins was the aggressor, acoompanied by,
three friends, allarmed; and..that the party.
4 vrere closing in on Qen. Lane; and actually shot!
at hlm twice ere he showed signs of self-pro*;
teolion, and the man who^wodd.not protect:
'himself, If Id his” power to do so, woc?*£ proved
• to the world that he was unfit to live, and too
contemptible to die. Gen. Lane acted just as
every man should act&nder tike circumstances, |
and pubtio opinion will sustain him.” •
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. Miasotiai.—Frank Blair Is meeting bis oppo*.
namiM before the people, esch makingan hour’s:
speeehti-eseh appointment. The victory, in
\every instance, : haabeenwilh Blaif^whotakes
- bold anti-slavery ground. Of the meeting at
J Carondelet the ftaeocrot says: .
. “At the appearance of Mr. Blair it was very
v e?ideal which was Use favorite /with' the orbw<£
.-Hlsspeeeh was.the best effort of the canvass.
• We have, heard many, who were present aaythat
they never listened to a more compact, logical
and stirring effort. The crowd stood perfectly
- ; chained by the speaker’s reasoning* his gealicu*
' Isticm and tLa clear ringing of his voice upon
. the night air.-- Mr. Blairs speech turnedchiefly
-- uponthe *mad-silP question. His review of the
opinions of Senator Hammond, of South Caro
. Uaa, as enforced in his speech against the white
slave* bf lbe Ndrth ani his sarcaatio liandling
of the two Missouri Senators were models of
eloquence, and told with wonderful effect npon
the Other portions of the speech
were equally pointed and felicitous. * ;
: -The canvass, sofar, has been most gralifyiog
** •jfeiWb. cause of free libor. The people seem to
;b« : awWe , to their true interests, and will nn
.donbtedly give sparger vote for the ticket of
the Free Democracy than over before.”
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Jlfo*. Jon* HtcutaM was to open the canvass
J| D Chester, by a speech on Saturday night last.
: 1 - We are sorry to see that be pole himself on the
. CineinnaU platform, and claims a reflection on
lf he can take no higher pound
y Wan that to be beaten. .
; Dearn inow Asuttd Chom**.—-The Asistio
- ■ cholera has sgtln made its ippurucs ill Lon
■lon; ‘"This time,” obsesses a contemporsy, “it
V has not been wafted hither from Continental
. '>c. Barepe, bat hin arisin spontaioonsly in onr
< 1 midst, iu Gnitslcllni perished on Monday, the
'1 ttlsllnil., and before bit death he attributed hie
u Ihepolsonoue etench arising from the
Tbainea, on which rirsr ho wshcmpioysd ta a
,J, 'lldMermaa..Aa Inquest was' held, upon tbs'
. bod son Tueedey, end the jary returned fortheir
l serdict that hie death tree occasioned bynnst
- taolbf Aelatio cholera. ■■■
Taaao is nothing oser which a certain daoe
glooiso rasenonsly as eoandal against clergy,
men. Ees.Mr. Corbett, aa eatiathle clergy
mao of thoM. E. Church in Hew York, has re
- ‘penlly been made, the eubjiot of acurrllona com
meal. Whm a'mischlesous whisper of “indls
' oration,” the subject has been biomrjnio a
- heinous crime:—while the whole elory Is as 1
' baseless as it is eruei. The case is under inres
. Ugation at Mn'C.’s request. The eery drat
- step furnlihes bio with a triumphant Tlndica
r:~ lion. '
» . Tho Free Banking law or lowa, which was
.. r' passed by the Legislature lsnUUnler and ap
«'.• . * prosed by the Qorslrnor on thedzdofMarch,bas
- V x been confirmed by a popular solo of-ihapso
■ jkf * pie. The lowa system is based upon that of New
: -wKvr. YoTk,-_Wiseonein, Missouri, and other Stales
- . - wherelho free binking system is maintained,
~ i.. -but] it requhee each- bank to hold a-certain
. famounVsrapMle according to ila abilities (say
• • . . *■/. - - - '25 gloeal). H prohibits tho partial withdrawal
. I l '-: . v. af collateral stocks. /. ■-
I’ ' Ctntnaanain'Co.. Pa.—Tho ! Q»r- :
" •# l•• Volunteer says:—“Onr.farmers hare'
Z *■ doustadyhotisod their haycrops during
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PIIISSTTBOH: '
MONDAY MOBtONQ, JULY 12, 1868.
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.. DAVID B. BATABD, Pm bin.
l.■. JULIUS P. ZOLLSB. McKeesport.
BOBIRT P. McDOWfcLI*AIBgbM« T . ;
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JAUK3 L. GRAIIAtf, ADeghwjr.
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DAWntL ARUSTKO3Q, PttUbnrgb.
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XACIIVU3 PATTERSON, Indiana,
AUBTOL .
JOHN M. LARIMER, cSrtfcn.
OBBONtIL
CHAUNOXt IL BOSTWICKj LawTtmwTlllf.
txucrom or root,
ROBERT n. CAVIB, Ohio.
ILi.TXOis.~Mr. Douglas has opened the cam
paign :in Illinois by a speech atChicago, in
vUoh bo takes direct issue with the noble Re
publicans of that Slate, nn<l makes open war
upon them and their principles. He pennilted
himself to assertthat theUnlon conld not. exist
if, the; doctrine avowed by the Republicans of
lb at Stale, and maintained so nobly by Mr. Lin*
coin; that Congress has power to prevent the
Intension of Slavery and ought .to exerclso U,*
shouldprevaiL This seems to ns topTomely
tflly. It woold be simply ridiculous If altered
tyr sane puny demagogue; but in iho month of
Mr. Douglas, who knows belter, it is silly in the
' highest dogree. The government of the United
States was conducted upon that principle from
1787 to 1847—a period of sixty years, and during
all that Ume the Union reposed more firmly upon
its foundations .(ban U has dono since it was
abandoned for the new-fangled doctrine of squat
ter sovereignty. The counlrywasneverso near
the brink of danger as it has been under the
practical operation of. the new doctrine as ad
ministered by. democratic exponents of it Ini
Kansas. We have no hesitation in expressing
bur preference for the principle under.whioh tho
; government was sosafely administered byWash
: inglon, Adams, Jefferson, Madison and Jackson,
ovbr the substitute as administered by Pierce
nod Buchanan. The five Northwestern States,
together v with lowa and Minnesota, hare como
'lnto the Unlou without a murmur of resistance
or. shadow, of trouble, under the broad principle
t laid down by the Republicans of Illinois; whilst
Kansas, Ute Illustration and embodiment of the
doctrine of Mr. Douglas, has been the victim
of ‘ oonstanl war and bloody contest, and is
*o be the theatre of a prolonged future conflict
beforo it is marshaled into the array of States.
/To'say; therein?, as Mr. Douglas does, that the
dootrino of Washington, Jefferson and /the
fathers of tho Republic, whioh has operated so
poaeefhUy, is dangerous to the aafetj/or the
Unions and that the Union can bo saved only by
maintaining a principle which, so far, has even
tnated only in blood and tho bitter hostilities of
* sectional conflict, is simply to expose the weak
ness of bis. position. 80 long as Mr. Donglas
. warred upon the Buchananwing of his party,
.ht wianol only strong butioviocible; but when
he turns to fight the Republicans, ho betrays a
weakness, whiohia faifclto him.
, The campaign, however, is-opened, and ilia
j to be a warm one. Mr. Lioooln, his oompetltor
for tho Senate, is ready to. foUow Mr. Douglas
throughout the State, and to combat his argu
: meats on every stump. The two men are well
pitted, and it will bo the struggle of two giants
forihe mastery. That Lincoln willbethevic
torwe do not entertainc doubL
Thi Acquittal or Lass.— The acquittal ol
A -y,
are under many obligations to MrfE.il. Anga
mar for tho following report on the effects,of iho
high water on the crops, in some of the pdrishes
-ef this Stater ? l , 14'] /.
Gct&jbot—Having just returned from my
visit to the inundated; parishes, where ! have
seen many of the planters residing between 8L
Charles and Lockport,Tdecm U. my duty to yon
and others, to submit for yonr consideration the
foots: t-.
The crevasses affect, sensibly, the following
parishes i Jefferson, slightly, (most of -the dam
age in this parish being done by the Bril cre
vasse;) 8L Charles, vefcy badly; St. John Bap
tist, very badly; Bt. James, the lower port, bad
ly, the upper part, slightly; Resumption, badly;
Lafourche, very badly.
tableau eaowixo rn» Error or tue ylood on tub
’ BCOAB CBOr. *
prwpect of Thi* Probable Crop
; Ye*r’« Crop be- if tho Ctotb*
, j tore Iho Crcrfc- «m bo (topped
lynt Crop m« within twelve
: doyn.
JeUenoD 6,666 S,OOO 1,600 -
SLChmrlM «,C2O ‘ 10,000 I.KO
St.John'*. 4,702 7,500 ‘2,750
fU.JtSM*. M.l«7* ISAOO 7,M0
Awnmpt1cni.....7,740 11,600 6,000
Lataorebo 12,017 O,OOO
47,010 72,000 > 2L300
Thus showing a certain loss of ‘l7,6oohhdfl.
ol Sugar.
What cone Is not under water yet is protected
on the swamp Bide, by, Ictccs built some dis
tance from the woods in the fields; but tho back
water rising steadily, some of tho levees are
breaking every day and as a consequence the
amount of cane and oom destroyed is dally in
creasing. The book water has been rising reg
ularly for the last six weeks abthe rate of one
inch and one-oighth in twenty-four hours. Sinco
the opening of tHeseoondorevasse at Bt. Charles,
on the 19tn of June, tho daily rise is n Utllo over
one inch and a half, tho breach widening every
day, and the natural eonsoqucnce wQI bo that
tho water will rise at the rate of two and three
inehes in twenty-four hours. If such be tbe
case, scarcely any cone or corn will be saved
this season.
With the exception of threo or four planta
tions, there is no crop that levees and draining
machines will save, if the back water bo allowod
to rise two or three feet more—and 1 am sorry
to say That it is (he opinion of a number of ; in
telligent planters that unless (ho crevasses bo
stopped at once, tho whole of that rich basin
boundod by' the Mississippi, the Bayou La
fourche and the Golf, will be under water within
twenty-five days from nowt—and tho reasons for
fearing such a calamity art, that tho Missisajppi
must fall twelve feet beforp the water will ccaso
to rush in through the crevasses; it cannot begin
iofall-beforo ten days and it cannot
fall twelve Teet short of twenly*fiTe days; hence
very plausible fears ariso of a general and coni
plete overflow of tho,parishes now affected by
tho crevasses. Respectfully,
E. 11. Aboamah.
N. B.—ln tho above remarks, Ascension is
not included, it being almost freo from any
damage by tbe overflow.
Ejection or am American Missiorart in
Stria .—Beyrout, May 27.—There hag been a.
disturbance at Zahleh since ray last, which is
likely to b« talked of on both aides of__thc At
lantic. Zahleh, I must lell you, is tho largest
towhln Mount Lebanon, and with its suburb,
Mhallakab, contains about 10,000 inhabitants.
It is situated on the east slope of the range,
just above the plain of the Bnkaa, and is dis
tant from Beyrout a day's journey of eight
hours, or about half way between this and Da
mascus. It Is considered the head-quarters of
Romanism in this place, tho people priding
-themselves-upon all being members of cither the
; Latin or tho Greek Catholio Churches. Tho
! Jesuits, all Frenchmen, havo a latge establish
ment in the place; and the Greek Catholics—
-1 jhat is members of the Greek church who are
| in communion with Romo—bave a Bishop, h
| convent and numcrons priests in tbo town.—
Some six months ago, an American missionary
of tho Presbyterian church, look np his resi
dence with the intention of learning
the A ratio language, and also of seeing whether,
in lime, schools could not be established in the
place. Tbe)pcople themselves wero glad fo see
this as all over Syria the American
school* have a Grßt rate name; but the priests
were exceedingly angry at his presumption for
coming among their dock, and Beveral times
wrote him letters warning him to leave,the place.
The missionary—whoso name, by tho way, is
Dod—replied that he was in his own right in
living where he Uked; that he was not aware of
having given any body any offence, and, that,
with all due deference to tho indignant ecclesi
astics, he would remaiu where ho was. E&r a
time he was left unmolested rjurtmpon his con
cluding a bargain ahoqgCwKich
he engage^£jßoHfflTol,years; tbo storm
bnrstmyggain. • One of tho chief .Greek Catfc.
visited him al the small hotel where
'He was living, and safd unless lu3 took his de
parture forthwith, the people of/the town would
rise aud atone him out of tho/place. Mr. pod
answered that fae'did not IbinUUiol likely, for:
the inhabitants of Zahleh had'always shown
themselves kind towards him- A few days af
terwords (only a fortnight ago) some ten or a
dozen of the some order of priests, together
with ono/of the French Jesuits, came to his
house, and brought with thcmmules, upon which
they said be mast pock up his baggage and be
off. /They wero not accompanied by any of tho
townspeople; butthey said they were acting un
der the orders of tho Bishops
/ Mr. Dodsaid to them that if forced to gG be
: coaid not help himself, bat declared be wolud
never move from what ho considered bis post of
duly of his own accord. Upon this llieso gentle
ministers or the Gospel, with their own sacred
handSjdhScw out of the windows all his books,
dothM and furniture; as also all that belonged
to his wife andchild-rlhe latter an infant inarms
The French Jesuit, look no active part in the pro
ceedings; bnt he did not prevent—which ho
might have doneby a word, as the native priests
in Syrla hare the greateslfear and reverenco for
'all European monks, and more particularly for
those ox his order—tho others they
did. The woman—an old Italian, who keeps
tho small inn at Rahleh where Mr. Dod was liv
ing—remonstrated with them for treating her
lodger as they did; bat all ehe made by her
move was to be beaten by them very severely.—
They were then proceeding to eject Mr. Dodand
his wife; but as the former did not wish to ex
pose alady to the hands of theso fellows, he
volonteered to move off at once.
Mr. Bod, as a matter of course, conld not allow
the matter to drop. After taking his family to
Bhamdooo, he came oh to Boyroul and reported
the case to Mr. Moore, the English consul gene
ral, who is acting as American consul, there
having been no consul of the United Slates In
B.eyroat for sometime past. Mr. Moore line
tsksnaptbe mailer with great spirit, and
through the Pacha of Beyrout has sent an order
to Bahlohfor the chief Shleks of the place to
proceed to Bhatndoon and escort Mr. Dod back
to their town, making them responsible that he
will not be 111 treated or molested for the future.
To this the Shleks have agreed, urginglhatlhcy
had nothing whatever- to do with tbo outrage,
which was the work of tbo priests, and of them
alone. Bat I question much whether tha affair
will be slowed to remain in tlalu quo. Brother
Jonathan Is not the . man to Allow bis fellow
countrymen io.be insulted with impunity. Mr.
Mooro has done all that he can in the matter;
but I suspect tbe American minister alCouatan
itnople wiß -insist npon tbo ringleaders of this
outrage being punished.—. Daily Newt,
' The RaQway Conference, to which reference
vu nutde yesterday, adjourned to-day until!
Thursday next, July 15, to enable the President
of the Erie Company to submit Ibo propositions
•greed.upon, in hu presence, by thootheribreo
lines,_ana which, we understand, have taken a
form to meet, as nearly as may be, ibo Views
urged by Mr. Horan previous to the late disa
greement. -The officers present from iho Cen
tral, Pennsylvania ‘and Baltimore Itoadg wero
ready yesterday to commit their several Com
panies to the proposed | arrangement, but the
President of the Erie declined to do so without
advice from his Board of Directors, and iho ad
journment for a week was mode to meet this
suggestion.— N'tw York Timet.
Wheat Crop n Vmoikia.—Half a crop of in
ferior wheat is reporiediaCsroline county. Tbo
same from Stafford. In King George, Westmore
land and the Northern Neck counties, generally;
the accounts are gloomy. -Ia Fairftx, Princo
Wiliam and London.there is a better yield than
wa^thought there would be—but still some
damage. In the Valley counties, generally, an
arerage'erop—in some of them still better All
over the Btato are counties here , and tbero in
whioh the harvest, will be good--but for the
most part the wheat has been moreefr less iojnr
od.—Alh.Qaz. /
pTSoraoßaics KOT Dows Ik Tub bills.—-In
Cincinnati, on Sunday evening; a boy of four
teen, fired, a rocket whioh, ia aseendlng,knock
ed a looee brick from tho corncr of a cbnrcb,
and the hriok In falling/ slruok the boy on the
neck, cutting to the bone, but not doiogfatal in
jnry. Another individual, on the sameeveniog,
-fired a Homan candle directly into a confection*
?£T rtpte was which filled with fireworks, sotting
ibewholestocklnablaze, gelling,up a prrote
oimcdlnUj—iioipronilie!! intlwbUl.,” and
blowing the iweeitaenia In aU dlrectiona.
N*w Tom Cm Tiut LrtT.— Tho City Ta*
Lot, for 1858 n, reported tolhe Board of So
lengainpostponod,
r T h l ;i 1 .which
IS *22?’ Vi* 7 ? , mot * Ul “ in 18 57- The torn
bio Tblaition ia inertaeed b, ibo Aaarasora from
$520,559,482 in 1857 U, n£
noeo of ton and a beif toiuionii.—jvilim*.
? RoaT.HcAii.itTt a, a wen known pork denier
of St. Louie, oomaiued eniolda on : Wedaeador
mOttlDg.ln »St of delirium tremona. Be waa
foanZl biood.wilb
bin seok'iiauir. diaaeTend, and * raiot tUU ia
i
Sbneier kfiMlp XatkppSmataer. She
''Bumoi is afloat, says thatariseomipoßdtti
.tf the OMe, thaißritishdiplomacy bmsf «X*
erdsed eomo prtwurtnt Madrid as to measure*
of slave trade suppression arorind thecMSt of
Cabo,Spain hadapplled to Napoleon lIL for
support against anj compulsory proceedings on<
tho part of ibo British cruisers, and baa met
encouragement in that quarter. The policy of j
: Franco is decidedly in favor of a disguised bnt
cffeotaal complicity in the transportation of no- t
! groes, whether kidnapped or “voluntary eml
j grants/' and of proof of a disinclination to suffer
I Africans to emerge from the condition of work-
I men, a recent act in French Guiana forms the
I subject of a leadsr in the Debatt. The transfer
■or purchase of land there is now subject to a
most iniquitous tax, the object of which is to
prevent a small proprietary from growing up
among tho liberated blacks. Largs estates and
small patches of waste ground are liablo to ex
actly the same fiscal obstacle, which Is on a par
with the duty levied at Cirita Yecchia on “for
eign liquors,” ft botllo of Champagno, or of
primo Barclay and Perkins, boing taxed nothing
more norlcssthan a bottle of Warren’sblacking.
The has a violent article upon
Lord Malmesbury's explanations in the Iloaso
of Lords touching tho case of the Regina Call
It says:,- j
“The prelended slaves on board the Rtgma
Gotti were not slaves; they were men who had
been free for n long time past; they were,citi
zens of two republics, exported from the United
States to Liberia, who had freely contractcdcn
gagementa for our colonies, -and who had. no
other motive in revolting than thirst of blooa
and love of pillago./ Need we that it is
false, entirely false* that irons or ohalns are to
bo found on board our vessels employed In tho
emigration trade? . It is a jpore invention.
Everybody is aworo that recruiting of Africans
is effected under the active and pble surveillance
of under the immodlalc oontrol
of tho administration, which places an agent on
board every vessel employed, and under tho
eyes of the surgeon who has a responsibility to
protect. Tho positive qceasations made in the
House of Lords wero therefore void of all pre
text os of foundation.”
: Tho correspondent of the Globe remarks -
“Tho violent orticle of the Constitulionel against
Lord Malmesbury’s speech on the slave trade
question, which was signed by the chief editor
of tho himself, has created not a
littlo sensation. It Is prophesied that this arti
cle is ouly tho beginning of h scries of attacks
on tho Govornment press of England, with
which attacks on Austria are to go hand in
hand. But such prophets of evil have lost mnch
credit of lale.”
Tho Uniters talks in tho sameviolenl strain:
“White (he Government of England recoil*
bcforo (hat of Washington, and before the men
acing speeches of Congress, it displays a desire
to interfere in Franoe, with tho vibw of pro/
renting tho recruitment of free blacks on Uie
African coast. Our neighbors 100 readily for
get that Paris is not Naples; and Ihey/wiU
doubtless very soon learn not to forget this
fact.” /
Tnr. haporto (Ind.) Timta says tba£ tho Prai
rie Horse Guards of that place, at d public drill
ono day last week, Indulged in tho luxury of a*
“charge,” made by one division'of the company
upon the other. In ono of thplr evolutions, two
horses came together, breaking tho necks of
each, and killing both animals instantly. Tho
riders were thrown fifteen^of twenty feel, one of
whom—young Donnelly—was severely injured.
Ilia life was for a while despaired of, bat he is
now convalescent and will probably recover:
A Minister’* Testimony.
noOiSTom, Beaver Co., Ihu, fob. Gib, 1850.
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CiUTtOsl—Be careful to ask for Bit
ten. Tire groat popularity of this medicine has Induced
many Imitations, which the pablic should guard against
purchasing.
at *1 per bottle, or six bottle* tor (6, by the pro
priek.ra,BKNJ. PAfIK, J*-» A .OH-, Hsnofactnrlng Pharma'
coutlstsandCbemlsts,C7 Wood street, betwoen Ist and 2d
Special notices.
American Manufactured Watches.
We would most respectfully nnnouuco to tho
public that wo Lave taken the Agency for Uie celebrated
AMERICAN LEVER WATCHES,
An article which Is manu&ctared In Waltham, Mss*., and
gotten up of tho bast material on tho most approved princi
ple, and pomnisrs every requisite for a RELIABLK-TWJB
KEEPER. Jor any defect in material, workmanship or
performance under lair nsag*, the manufacturer* hold them-
■elrai at all times responsible. Then watches bare bean
tested and aroin tiae dolly by a great many Railroad offlcen
and have giro Uio utmost snli<ftClion In regard to strength
and correctness of time on
LOCOMOTIVES AND RAILROAD CARS,
While in motion. Etc!/ watch wilt bo accompanied with
a certificate or guarantee from llio luannfactarrra, showing
that tho Layer mnj no risk wbaterer of getting a watch
that will not keep correct time.
The watches ore of • medium sir-*, hunting case, ranch in
•tyle liko an English Watch, and will certainly please every
one who may giro them a trial.
In addition to the above, wo keep constantly on hand a
fall assortment ortho best moke English and Swiss Watches,
Watch Makers* Tools, Machinery and Watch Material, to
gether with a complete stock of Jowelry, Stiver Ware,
Clocks, Fancy Goods, etc., which wo shall at all times he
happy to show to oat ctutomert.
REINEUAN A METHA.N,
42 Fifth st, Pittsburgh, Pa.
mrllfclyiUwr—JnlO
MOTUEESi EOTUEBSII HOTIIBESU!
Don't fail to procare Mrs. Winslow's Sooth
ing Syrup for Children Twilling. It has do equal on earth.
It greatly facilitate* the proem of toethlog bp softening the
gums, reducing all Inflammation— I will allay pain, anJ la
Hire to regulate IUo bowels. Depend upon it, mothers, It
. will give rest to yoursolvc*, and relief and health to poor
infants, perfectly aafe In ail caste.
This valuably preparation is Uio prescription of one of
the mostexperieoced and akilflil female Phyildanaja New
Englsmt, and has been used with ncTcr-billng sucres* In
millions of cases.
Wo bolters it the best and sorest remedy In the world. In
all eases of Dysentery and DUrhosain CUiUreb, whether It
arises from teething ot from any other cause.
If life and health can bo estimated by dollars and cunta,tt
is worth Jta weight In gold. -
Millions of bottles arts w.U every peer In the United
States. It is an old'aodwoll tried remedy.
FRICU ONLY 25 CUNTS A BOTTt.K.
o**None'pennino units* the ftc-simile of CU flTlrt A PRII
KINB, N't* York, Ison the otrUiilu wrapper,
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
DR. 080. 11. KKTSBR, Agent fer WiteLiugli.
juidswlyfey
rHUAKnrm.
WM, McKEE & OO ,
No. ‘AU N. Front St* and Ho. SI3 Lttltla Ki
IMPORTERS OF
li’OrtHllGrN DRY. OOODH,
Arc c<iiteluntly receiving on consignment,
IRISH LINEnK SHIRT FRONTS. UDKFS, Ac ,In great
variety. ‘Also, DUITIBH OOODS, eojuUliog in |>aitof
PAPER MU3LINS, VELVET UOHDS, SRAVKKTKENS.
TABBY VKLVETi, ALPACCAfI, CASfIHERKS, ITALIAN
CLQTiia, Ac. _ 1 Jol^Smfc
The Groat UngUalt Remedy
Sin JAMES CbAEKK’S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILI.BI
Prepared from a proscription of Fir James Clarke, M. I),
PhysUisn Extraordinary to the Queen.
This well known Medicine is no imposition, bnt a sure
and safe remedy for Female Difficulties sod ObstrncUous,
rom any rsnso whatever; and although a powerful remftly,
they contain nothing hurtful to tbs constitution.
TO MAIUUKD LADIES HU peculiarly suited. It will.
In a short time, briogonUia mnotblyperiod with regularity.
Tktx s IKUthax* ntvrr been Uunon to faHwhertth* dirto
titmt on the tectmdpaQt t>f pamfkUt art todl obttrred.
For full partlcnlars, gat a pamphlet, Area, of the agent.
N. D —sl and 0 postage stamps enclosed to any suthurl :
xed agent, will insure nlmttle, containing over Ui phis, by 1
return mail.
It. L. FAUNR3TOOK A CO., Pittsburgh, wholesale agent,
and eobl by all druggists. SpT7;dAw fc T •
TIIEORKATEST MATCH MACHINE IN
TIIH WORLDI
A FORTUNE MADE WITH A SMALL INVESMRNT.
THOMAS) PATENT HATCH MACHINE
Is a simple, cboap and perfect Match Maker. The Machine
easts oulylllte, is driven by baud, and will make the for
tune of tho manufacturer In a short time. Where good
wood Is to be had readily It materially reduce# the cost
county or Uechloe privileges are offaredfc*
sal* at e mdderate price. F»r particular* call *t GAZETTE
CaUNTfXO ROOM, Fifth street. JelidAwtctfT
FISH! FISH!
CONSTANTLY ON HAND, A FULL SUPPLY OF
WHITE FISH, TROUT,
SALMON, PICKEREL,
HERRING, MACKEREL,
A»<)idcrß,BCC£>tDponl«li>y U;o cash, will meet prompt
attention. II. COLLIN A '
- - » \ 25 Wood street.
SJVMTJICr. GItAY
' MrEROHCA.3SXT TAILOR,
JSV 62 ST, CLAIR STREET, •
! piTTsucnan, pennav
is pro pared to farniah liia customers and
layer* gooanDy, with the latest and not fashionable
styles or Spring end Bommer Goods or every variety, which
be will make op to order to the satire satisfaction of those
who may flivor them with their patronage. . apflfcdfc
w. Sc D. RJOSTRIIIAItX,
«AirmotouuA»Muns» •
All fctndf ofTobaccwt pn«ffn»4Cl*nr«,
Have recently taken the building Ns. 139 Wood street, to
■auiiwi (o their er«»«"r»«tnriiiglutaMtehTniHiCNo.4llrwin
gtiost, when they wOl be pleased to resetvs thali friend
• apcfhlydfc. • ♦
.HIENXtV JUDOUiIMB,
rorwarfllßj »na Casiuataioo M«TCll*Jrt,
' ■ • Aspjniouaiuiouußnr
Semti jtaHw; ;
Permanent Offlo*.
Compljing irith tlie ardent request of ban
dndsotUMlrpstlmt^
DRS.O.M.FITCHSJ.'W.SYKKa
H«ra concluded to remain
PBUURESTLT Ilf PITTSBURGH,
And may be consulted ait tbdr office^
No. b9l Penn Street,
oppositb the err. ct-atr hotel,
Bally, except Bandaya, forComsunaptlow* Asthma,
Oroaehitl* and all other Chronto Complaints
complicated with or enuring Pulmonary Disease, Including
Catarrh, Heart Ditto**, Affection* of lie Liver, Dyi
pepeio, Qailritii, Fen a!' Complaint*, etc.
DBS. PITCH A flTggfl would state 1 bat their treatment
of Consumption U baaed upon toe fadt that \e diteaie a-
UUi»Otehtoaiand tgtUm at large, both befort,a during
itidmtopnent fa (he lungt, and they lhrre Cm emoloy
Mechanical, Hygienic and MMhdnai remedial to purify the
blood sad strengthen the system. IFJM Mett,thoy use
MEDICINAL INUALATION'S,wbkh they value highly,bat.
oply as {having no iterative effect when turd
atoftej sad Invalids are earnestly cautioned against wasting
the precious time ofcurabQlty on any treatment based upon
the plausible, hut false Idea that tho “seat of.tbe disease eaa
bo reached In a direct manner by Inhalation,” for as before
rtated, the teatqf Meditate: is i« Me Mood and Its effeett
only In the lungs.
charge for consultation.
- A list of questions will be sent to Uicae wtshlng to eon
suit us by letter. myZhdawfctf t
CHINA, OX.ASS AND QUBDNBWARE.
SPRING STOCK JDBT OPENED,
AT TBS OLD OF
H B N B Y HIllB
139 Wood Btrcet, Pittsburgh, Pa,, A"
Who is now receiving from Europe/and
Eastern Cities, a choice assortment of artlclea/tu bis
line, comprising new and tasteful shapes of Pwtrl White
Stone Tea, Dining and Toilet Ware, and the tame in Plain,
Gold, Lustre Baud and Flowers; Floe lron
Stone Tablo Ware, known to be the most,durable now la
use for Hotels and Steamboats; French China of dow styles,
In Pure White,and Gold Band, eltheiMn setts or alngls
| place*; Richly GRtand Decorated Toilet Sots; Drtttannla
and Plated Castors; German SOvcfTea Table Spoons, Soup
Ladle*, Aix, plated with direr, fine Ivory Handled Curing
Ton and Toldo Knives and Poriu; Tea Walters aad Trays
Shaker and Sevgrasa Tablalfate; Jappaned and Decorated
Tin Toilet Sett*. /
Also, a complete and (all assortment oT all articles anlte
ble for the COUNTftfrIIKTAIL TRADE, at prices to ptore
the public, who are/respeetlatly invited to examine this
stoek. / mr22JauUwT
Q_. Baker & Co o
OENUdK
D-LI V K It OIL!!
prepared in the most ap
pro7«ri/manaer, and hotllod by us, has received the sano
tiottCf the most scientific of the Medical ProCtsdoo of Phil
atjelpbl* and elsewhere, who recommend tt as superior to
any other now mannfsettired.
OfUacfikacy and Importance's* a remedial In cases of
Consumption, Gout, Bronchitis, Asthma, Chronic Rheuma
tism, and all Scrofulous diseases, It le unnecessary to einak;
—tbounndsofealnmtphysklsMbf Europe and America
havtogtested Its wondertbl cnratlveproperties.
Prepared only l>y JOHN 0. BASER A 00., Wholesale
Druggists, No. 154 North Third* street, Philadelphia. Bold
liy at! Druggists throughout tfla country. fo*.3:dtoc3o
BINOBR'S SEWING MACHINES
Tho great aupsriority or SJNQER*S UA CHINES
Overall others for tbs use of
Clothing and Sho4 Manufacturers, Harness
Makers, Carriage Trimmers and
Coach Makore, #
Has toug been known and practically acknowledged
Ul3 NSW FAMILY MACHINE,
Which is a light, compact and highly ornamental machine,
(doing its work equally well with the lorge machines ) and
must become a favorite for family use.
A full enppiy of the above Machine* Cir sale at New Tork
pricre, by R. STRAW, 33 Market
PITTSBURGH, TA,
Also, the BOUDOIR SEWING MACHINE. Price from
fl&tot&o. [d*l7] aultklydfb
8. B. ft C. P. MARBLE,
XiSCTJCTUiUftS Of"
PRINTINO, JOB AND ALL KINDS OP
WRAPPING PAPER.
Warehouse, No. 37 Wood Street,
rirrsnußon, pa.
njtKtc
Bay bought at mukit price*.
' J. 11. OIUUSTY, a. I).,
103 TTliriiStretl, Pittilurgh, Pttma.,
flaring had the advantages of Kart era Colleges and Hos
pital*, and moral jean’ practice, oOera Lie profew local
■crricea la SUROIOAL AND MEDICAL OASEB.I
CoL Wilton UcCudloM-
Uoo. 11. A. W**vcr.
lion. T. J.
Jotaa 11. licllor, Enq.
Hitcr, mySJydfc
1U». W. D. Howard.
Her. D. 11. A. McLean.
T. IL WU, <K»t.
J. R, lion ter.
N. HOLMU9 dc HONS,
• Kimi ni
Foreign a|il Dofnutie Bill* of Eiebange,
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT,
Ao*. ft Arcond Slrtti and 60 Third Slrtel, /
(Between Wood and Market,)'* PITTSBURGH, PA- 7
He*e cn bud a variety of oew Pattern*, bncjr and plain,
tellable for all pnrpoeee. Particular attention paid to, an*
ckalagOniT» lota. Jobbing dona at abort notice, /tnrt
WM. »xjn.»Txa, —... ........ wu. o', rum
VANDBVER ft FRIEND,
AXTORNKYS AX' Xj A W,
an /
SOLICITORS 19 CHANCERY,
■No. 5, Shint’i Block. Dvbntpu, lava.
AVConectioaa promptly made in any part of Northern
lowa. or Wecteni Wlaconaln.
Will attend to theptsrcbaMand Sale of Real Satafe. ©b
talwlna Money on Honda and Mortgagee • aaldydfe
WMYMAN & bON,
Manufacturers and Dealers In all kinds of
TOBACCO, BOTFF AND CIOABB,
AND
LEAF. TOBACCO,
Cbmer efSmilhJUld Strut and Diamond AJUy,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
WM. o. Maunoi-.—.. _.r. m. uiu.pl
timo* enrot-.M —_ \ eniia
BO BINS OH, HIHIS & BILLERS,
FOUNDERS AND MACHINISTS,
WASHINGTON WORKS,
Pittsburgh, Ponna.
ONcci So,HI Market ntreat«
Manabctnre all kinda of Bteam Engine* and Mill Uacbla*
vrj; Outings, Railroad Work, Steam IloUcra and Short ftoii
Work.
Jobbing and R>pairing done onkhort notice. mr2fcifdlc
GKO. 11. AHDKRSOIV,
No. 181 Liberty Street, Pitttbvrgk, Pa.
lusmcrck** urn waousiu cuixa is
Em; TiH*l; of
KATENT AND ENAMELED LEATHER,
Shot LtaOtrr, SjJUt, Morocco, /YearA ami
Ctn!hlry Calf Skint,
Solo I_rf»athor, Carriage OllolothH, &o.
All of which will he fnraUlirO at the lowed Caeli Prkea
«•!! IDES WANTED
HHJIUCIGN KXCUANGIC,
SIGHT B IX, L 8 DRAWN DY
DUNCAN, hiikohan a CO.,
ON TUB UNION RANK, LONDON, IN BUM* OP JjNB
POUND STKKLINU AND UPU AUD3.
Al*o, Ollli oti the pr|octpsl cm** «ii«l t««n« <if Fiinc*
D*l(ina, irjlaoi], (irrnimuJ, KumU um! (Alter Eun»pwi
8Ul®«, eoastUitl* tin b*o4 sud lor •wL*t>jr
ffU. U. WILLIAMS 1 I*o,
flanki'T*. Wood ■lrMLcoraerot Third.
MATLACK & ROGERS,
COMMISSION AND FORWAUDIN<
MRROHANTS,
So* 18 Pin* Streat, SU Loala, Mo.
Urn to
HardttbA Dkkaou r Bl. Look,
U*j A Uallack, Cincinnati, Ohio,
A Co-UmurUle, Kjr.,
r. 8. l>*y A 00., lianfen, Fern, Illo^
Qnva k gtona, Bankera. Itnfcatlno, lowa,
Ujr A UaUairk.FblladelphUiJ’s^
IU FonjrUi, Chicago, friiclit Agent (or Illinois Centn
Railroad. ■•• JaßJtmlfo
ETNA STOVJIi WORKS.
ALEXANDER BRADLEY,
- naamotcata A.D Dana* la max vaaiarx «v
COOKING; PARLOB AND HEATING STOVE!
Plain and Fancy Grato Fronts, Ac.,
iWnoLKSALB AND RBTAIL.
foundry on Allegheny lUtct, two aquarea north «Mt cl
Pobnaylvaui* Pa«eßg«r Depot.
Offloe nnd gules Room.
mrl&lyjfe Wo, ♦ Wood Bt., Pltf tmrgtu Pa.
PATHS, BIBSBLL ft CO.,
Coolrtnac, Parlor and Heating
STOVES,
Or.tei, Front., Fender*,, 0t0.,'
And Ultra betaranof tbs Oolebral*!
CAPITAL COOHINQ RANGE,
80. .15 LIBERTY STREET,
lirfeirdt , pinßßiißnn, pa.
MITCHELL, HERHOW ft CO.,
MiIUriCTCKKU or
Cooking, Parlor 1 and Heating .
STO VE S,
State PronU, Fenden, Cooking Banger, &e,
ntaiel, 184 H‘i rutibargh, Pa.
DAWKS Sc. OLULICV,
■■an.., «| In u , on»mrat*l P.lnt.r.,
A If D Q RAJ NER 8;
pytwn p|
White LeadondZino Paint*.
AUo, a]) kinda of ralnU,olU, Varafabea, Window 01m.
. ' Putty, Ontahes, Ac., *'
I*4 "Wbcd Sired, l*x>4oort*l**s rirpiji AUt*>
wlfclydfc - . . . * v
‘ Pittsburgh Steel Works.
lUouheltxrmor CAST BTEEU »IKV*rnXHQ I PLQW
A. B. RUb SrßlKdflMd AXttS.
PSOAyrgli t tk>
due 3. b. imiu.
l). B.U0O]fiU8&:00,
■. Bo*«r.' lamnl Falul llul
OqltiTßtorTeaUWv ’ ’ -
. ««*■»»».*• ■ _
J4M|ai* . •«: ■ Jo|
JittD aibrctfeemntts, »
TT\ISSOLUTION.—Tho partnerHhip ihercto
1/ fera-ftfrMng' tiftrtfa Ih* -nodcrslfcnikl, nadtr the
dum of JOHN WIIITB i CO* btbii day dlaolTnl by
aotoal cocMataby tbo .withdrawalef (HbQ£L BAIRD,
to take f {Tact fromln tint. Tbebintoctt vOlboeoßtlnaed
a before by the remaining partner*.
JOHN WHItR. 7
WM. A. ITCUJRG. /
fcAJIUKL BAIUD. /
fonswuirt, - w*. n.iiV'itfiw,
DxrlfDgtOD, Pa. PittatargtyTa-
JdHN WHITK & -CCK
Partington, July B, 1E&8.
DBAXKB3 IN
Gsaael and BUaminoni Coal
COAL OIL ASD FIRE/
Jnlilmd /
ITINJSS baveconstant-
TT Ifon band a Urge supply of fmre Wineßa&dLtyuora
for medicinal .purposes. Those yrtahlng any tiling in this
Hoe can rely upon celling a pore article at
7 JOAVLEUZNCa,
coracr/Wnmond and Market atreet.
BLAIK * WYETH'S CHEMICAL FOOD.
Another supply reAl this day, for Bale, whoTranle and
I 1 *”* 11 / Jtt 13 • JOS. KI.KMINO.
SPONGES—A large eapply of coarse anti
O Sponges of a Very eopenor quality, ju«t rac’d ty
J qla / JOB. FLKMINQ.
, r pOBACjBO—50 kegs warranted Vn. G twist;
. / 30 bbl*. Cat *d4 Dry Tobacco.
• LEWIS ft KDQKRTON, Agents,
. .i»*? / _ tOT Woo 3 street.
TYIUJUS—Kas. Jamaica Ginger, Brown’s;
Extract Knots for making Beer;
/ Oooking Extracts;
/ Prepared Corn Starch;
riocker’s Farina;
Orcam Tartan
UiCarbSoda;
Lemon Acid;
CltrateUagneslo;
Lemon Syrup;
Feast Powder.
D. Ik FAIIIJK3TOOR * 00.,
No. CO, corner of Wood and Fourth sts.
pOLLINS PARK—A premium of $lOO
VZ *» »» OoUlci Park, on Thureday. 16th
July, to the owner of tho fastest trotting boreeito hornets:
mQe heats, twit three la five; drivers to weigh 145 pound®
•nutnee entrlei tobemadooDSatnnley the
i*V°;.« l, l Frcoto
ell trotting hone*. Trot to come off it four o’clock P. M,
for theaccommodatlou of visitors will leave
uw Pinna. Railroad Depot on the day. Jy7:td:chF
PROPOSALS will I>e received by tho Re
cording Regulator, at tile office, on Penn street, nntil
Wwlacedey, tho 14th day of Joly, IBM, at 12 M., for fur
nishing all material and building a
BBWKR IN ODEltfir ALLEY,
from tho North aide of Fourth street to the Jlonongahtla
river. "
Plani and Hjwclflcatloua may tie aeon at the Recording
Regulator's ofllco, to which the attention or lid Jem la r£
qP ra ted. Jy7:td R. R.UcGOIVIN.
SU N IJIUES—IBG SacJcH Extra Tenn. Flour:
20 tacks Hog Ilalr;
4 do Dry Apple*;
2 do Furthers;
74 Ibla. No. 1. Urd;
18 bal« Cotton;
to arrlro on Clifton, fcr sale by
Jy& • ISAIAH DIOKKY A CO.
QEASONAULE GOODS—Sun Umbrellas,
kJ Parasols, Duitera, Hoop £kirt«, lace Mautlea, Organ
dies, Lawna,Ac. . C. HANSON LOVE,
Jys furmctly Lore Tiros, No. 74Market street.
PAYETTE SPRINGS!
THIS HIGHLY AGREEABLE ami nt
tractire monnlaln rcanrt, La* lawn leased by the kuli
aeriber. New building! and Improvement* for rocruallon,
amusement and bathing, havo recently hren erected awl arc
ready for one, and the hotel newly painted and snpplied
with now furniture, Ac. Tho purifying ami healing proper
ties of the waters of there Springs lA*e been fully treted by
chemical analysis, and tho experience uf Indlvliluat* proves
their efficacy.
THEY NEVER FAIL TO CURE
SCROFULA and other‘disease! of tho blood by freely drink
ing the water, and eruptions by bathing and external ap
plication of the depot!lea of the stream. There waters are
chalybeate of iron, with portions of Magnesia and Salta. In
addition to the elevated, beautiful and ploasant mountain
location of there Springs, they are in the midst of classic
ground—wild, romantic and pictnmqno scenery, caverns,
cataract! and cascades. Within a circuit of four, or five l
mlleaare FOKTNICESSITY,
Waihington'i First Rattle Field,
WASHINGTON’S SPRIXO MEADOW?, which bo owned
to the day of Ida death, Dunbar’s Camp, Craddock's and
JnmoeTtlle’a Graves, Delaney's Cave, Ohio and Cucumber
Falls, and tho Charade of Meadow lion, oasy of access on
horseback or in vehicles, to be bad at the Springs. The
streamsaboond In Treat and the woods In Game, affording
a rtch field fbr the diadplee of Walton and NlmroiL . /,
Situated within five mluotee walk of tha National Road,
with regular dally stages passing Rest aud Wcet,c»ndfct
log with Pittsburgh stoamboaUat Brownsville, and with
tho cars of Pittsburgh and ConneUaville Railroad at Con-
Belleville, which render there Springs convenientof accree
In ashortday'srideCromCumberland'aodPUUbnrgb.
The advantage of oar location—our moderate chargt-a,
earnest desire and the exertions wa will nse to give entire
eatisfectlOD. and to make onr gneets romlbrtablu, w<* Imps
will not fall to render /
FAYETTE SPRINGS
Ooe of tho most popular and agreeable summer resorts la
the country. Persuus wishing Efengage i-poois, or to make
further inquiry, will pirare address the nitdereignod, at
Fayette Springs p. 0., or at Uuiontown, Pa.
Ju3;dtf . / jy. F-BABCOCK.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CHEAP FOR CASH.
JAMES ROBB,
/ NO. 8* MARKET: BTRF.ET,
NEAR TUB MARKET HOUSE,
Uas lost received Ida large
Spring etock of
LADIES', MASKS’ and CHILDRENS' BOOTS and anOEft
URNS’CALF, KIP ANDOOAKSM
/ .BOOTS, anoKS, OXFORD tiim,
GAITKIUW OPERAS, Ac. '
BOTS’ AND YOUTHS* BOOTS, SHOES, Ac,
A very superior article and rtrywat,
Direct from the Manufacturers, which tio will sell tiy the
raikor rtnasax at very mluc«o pricre f»r cash.
Tills•i-fiiprlare on* of Ui« largest assortments tob*
found in any city, suitable I.* city aud country sal re, and
/having over twenty years ex penance in buying, ho i rusts
that he can now cult all taslea. lie respectfully invltetall
In want to e A, areurlng thorn that they will be pleated.'
• mrtff—mylT • '
PEN St— Dawson, Warren & Hyde’s
\JT now Mil inperlor ‘‘SrtX’Gold Pen, suitable for 'flu*
vritlii(asd flgitruiK. Book-keepers will Adi) (bi< Pro mpe
rior to Jswpb Ultlott'sSirel Pen of the aame construction
and Dumber.
Bill flock of fll ibft Ter (odd ' rt) lea of Pena and
Silror Holder*, manotactnred bj the above celelirated firm.
For sale by J. L. HEAD,7BFourth street,.
Jol \ Apollo Bnlldlne*.
Aiil(nct'i StU.
THE Personal Property of David Holmes
be fold by the undersigned on THURSDAY,
JULYICra, lH&f|, at lOo’clotk al s.,at tbo reddcnreof the
said David towuehlp, Allrithea; county.
JTfclOt Wm, 11. FORSYTH, Assignee.
QtOSINQ ODT SALE OF
ICB CIiaSTS,
MASTER'S CREAM FREEZERS,
BREAD SAVES,
At reduced price*.
Now it tl» limoto iDpply yotrroelf it
J. T. CRAIOVA CO’S, 134 Wood at.
The best assortment of
BOOT GUNS, Y
SPORTING APPARATUS,
GUN FURNITUBK,
UUNTING ACOOUTAEUENTS, \
’ In tbs city, le at
CARTWRIGHT* YOUNG,
. No. Bfl . Wood street.
SOAPS-*-A largo supply of Low’s well;
known Brown Windsor Snap, joat rec'd; Ahn, Honey,
Palm, l/llac*, Nymph and olber tancy Soaps constantly ou
band at - JOB. FLEMING'S,
Jb7 corner Diamond and Market street.
C 1(1 AltSl ClGAltSl!—A largo.lot of genn-
Ine lUrmn»Ci(cmr«ortho‘•Seocea,** i-OcwtßUe," •‘Con
cblt*, N and w Eotra Afio*” hrindj rec'd tbuf day. Ttigee
vlablng » box of good Cigara Bbooldrall nod exmolno toy
■toclc before pon;t«Mlo|{ alßCKbem JOd. FLKUINO,
IjUiUIT JAHB—For Fruit, Preserve and
1 Pkkl«,of»ildtM.
JAfl. COHKS—from 1U IdcL to 0 lech, for FrnlL Pro-
WTTH and Pickle Jen.
BOTTLE WAX—Foreeellnjr Pnilt Prceerroa end Pickle
J*f»- 0. L.rAItMKSTOOK'AOO.,
Ja3 No 60, corner Wood tail F6urlb «1».
Boston & fabina crackers—Jnst
rcc'd 3 Ibl*. fruli from the agent in Nov York, and
for aa)e at FRANCK'S Family Uroeery nod Tea Store, Fmlrr
•litrwl, f Jut
MURPHY & BURCHFIELD hh.vo rctfd
• lotofFlgaredSwlaa Moalitts.aOecldeU bargain.
AJa », l’eijmaud IJneo Collar*, lower (fata nanal.'
■Awd w* are now offering our borage* mad Urcnadtae
Robe* at mn<di lover price* than eold at early ia 11>« aaeaon.
Q U NDRI £ aga iTitxseodT iTd o Feath-
U *<*•; 13. do Tone. \Ybcat; 30 b&la. 8. Bpring»‘«stra (am
ity Floor, lo arrlT* oa ateaucr Olenwood and for nle by
JW . ISAIAH DICEKY k OQ.
IjILOUR—2O bbls. Extra Family, made of
eeleclej White Wheat, upremly for umll/.IMV In
etare and br tale by .&URKRT DIUKKY,
epl9 , 134 FrooUlm*. war Wood.
L AWNS, UERAOKS.
LACK MANTLES,
. DOMESTIC <lool#,*°-*
A* good and cheep a dock a* la in tbe city. . '
JAdAwF O. HANSON LOVE. 74 Market tTwt-
P Tf FOR CHILDRENS' CAPES,
a AV- • Baeqwe, Collar*, Sleeve*. Bhlrt Boaoma, Ac.
TO* best aawrttuent la the dty Jaat r*c‘d. Pleaao call and,
ee* tbeai, JelLdawF & HANSON LOTS, 74 Market »U-
REASONABLE
UOODS.—Uandsome Be*
nfM, OrctntllM, bswns, Lmo W*nUf «, Bun UtnlirdlM,
Hoop Skirts, Oenstts, Uastcrs, sic. 0- HANSON LOVK .
Js*U . TiUirkilitmt.
gUOARCUUKD HAMS
AND DRIED UKKF.
JutrMelTedO tlercvtOardlD«r, Phlpra AOo’s
8. 0. UAUSftbd DRIED BEKF, it
PRANCE'S Pint) j Qrowry i&dft* Store,
JulO Federal Btmt, AHpgbeoy.
COLORED PAPERS—2Sx3B atul 20x25
Jnrt reo’d and for Mia at manufacturer*’ prfcea bj
W. 8. IMVEN, Stationer and Papar Dealer,
JnlS . , . cor per Market and Second its.
PRINTING AND BOOK PAPERS lor sail
at the Paper Warehouse of W.B. lIAVKK,
JnlO Noa. 31,33 and 33 Market el
TENN. UROUND NUTS—SOO sacks in
afore and for Ml* by ISAIAH PICKET A CO. ,
LARD— 40 to*. No. 1 prime Lard in store
and totaatoby JnlO ISAIAH DICKEY * 00.
T>UCKWUEAT SEED—I 2 bus. in store
X) and for aale by - ' DIVIO C. ItRRBST,
jnlO corner of Liberty and Handpta.
Linseed oil-io bbis. for sale by
JnlO nKNttT ILOoLUNS.
Q4JNDRIES—3ObbIs. Silver Springs Extra
O family Vlook 13 nckaTohn.Wbeat;2ttacks flaxseed;
3 eackafeaUwrs, nowlandlog frota at earner a len wood for
aatoby JnO ' ISAIAH DIOKEy S CO,
fNEUAR TUBS AND BUCKETS—2O nest.
V-/ Vann. Cedar Tabs and COdas. Docket* in afore and for
aafaby - JaP ISAIAH DICKKY A 00.
WHEAT, kbw .crop— 237 sacks
X white and 123 tack* red on alceitner PoUnd to arrlre
forrelaby , Juft ISAIAII PICKS? * 00. t
ACKERAL—2O half-barrels new No. 3
, Mackerel, large,Ju»t rac'd and for rale by *•
.LKECH A HUTCHINSON,
1 -•-• . ... KO.IIS Second at...
>UN UMBRELLAS—Alorgelotjustrec’d
► this day, a HAMaONLOTS.Mo.T4 Market atret
TUST PUBLISHED—Brightf/s Pardou’s
U Annas! Dfomt for 1854 to 15M. whole «»pW
tntSrtßhtlylifttnkm'aDltcet loMay2MU*> _
jaS v •. •; \IKAT.A Wood at. >-
■pOTATOESr-lOOlmii. »t2sc to .dose; lot,
•^^^'nrrcnowtitcOßPßTioo, :
lagaewlud mmm >imt»
ijFot Strut -
uTgteioa Ll^rt/|tmtX« r »*»»•
«nii>« rooted from that dat^eitber irithor .wltboat the
'nSiX^rSleSfit
Prodaee UertunLlwlOß nUOntUUS ““i 1 * 4 !* 8 *,*
Warehouse la the ttu - , with to alley Wdi#| to Irani tl»
b«rijle« biting a good «Uad for bmdoom. "...
The ataod, Casks, KMtUjisßTnbs, Copper Ft>Mc,» lu .
ho eolil to pcrsoae wanting each oa itawtlw terma.
The balance of their stock ofCrocotlm, Wloe*andli<loOT»
they are selling oßat reduced rrifr*. ," ' v
W*. MITCUBLTBKB, Jr, * BRO,
V 0.209 Liberty stmt-
AM Cokf,
"BRICK.
JT'O LET—A comfortable and well-arranged
modern twwtory brick lIOT3SB, containing 9 room*,
with nil of batlt-rouzo, hot anil cold water,
caa fiitimaj, roomy p»nkm nmlWiL pleasantly situated,
No. 41 Federal*!. For terms, &c„ Innnire near tbopreni'
*?■»«/, , # UOBKttT LAFFRBTI',
m?l4:Ju 23 Ftxlcral street, Pittsburgh.
" KENT
- —A thrco story Dwelling SB
Hewaon Fifthatraet. (NislOO.) cooUfnlog 11 JjiH.
room's l*ficle wash lioaao, * c , with Coo trick otoblelml
corrupt*bou»eattached. Tlii* howls lonnlleil wlib lint
and colJ waeer.Uth, rib, Ie„ and twine in a central l oca
lion. i« admirably adapted to tl>« want* of-a profeMlonal
roan, ami will lw rented t,f a tana of year* lo a ct»d ten
ant. For further parthroUra eu.iolro of
turlS ALEXANDER KIKO.
EOR SALE—IO acr«3 of Lmul 4 milos from
Allegheny City. The lend I i good and will b« sold it
a bargain. Also, 4 Lois Lib.ity, 30 by 130 feet ea-b
Will l*osold ibw .Apply to Q. W. BONN, East aid* of
the Diamond, third door North of Ohio street, Allegheny
Cityi , fa)2
FOR SALE —190 ncrcsof Land 20 miles
irem Allegheny CitsJ4 mile from Allegheny and Hot
ter Plank Hood; over IQO acres cleared; will he Sold on r*a
nonnblc terms. Applyto GEO. W.BUNN, oast aide of the
Diamond, 3d door north of Ohio at, Allegheny city. Jol2
at. Clair Hotel for Sale, Pittsburgh, Fa.
TIIE subscriber haying determined to re
llnqnisb holiness in this city, prrptrdOTj to going
west, offers for solo tho Lease, Fixtures, Furniture and Good
Will of this popular first ctass Hotel. Its location la the
beet in tho city, being on the corner of 8L Clairand Penn
ntreou, and convenient to all the Depot* and Steamboat
Landings, Public Buildings, places ofAmusement, etc, etc.
Tho Loose is now doing a lint rate business, and has nr-'
erased for tho last three and • half years about Jifly Thous
and Dollars i>or year. To anypartlea desirous of ougaging
in the businras, thL< affords au opporttmliy seldom to bo
met with. It will bo sold on terms that cannot fail to suit.
Address W. O. CONNELLY,
JufcdGwlwT St.CUIr Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa.
(State Journal, Columbus; Cleveland Herald, Clucinnat
Gazette, Wbcellog Time* copy dAw3t; and'Newark (0.,
Times. Zanesville Courier and Steubenville Uerald copy 3t*
and ecn-1 bill to title ofßco for collection.] , _____
LOTS FOR SALX2.
THE following Lots nro now offered for sale
on very liberal .term* and low prices, Tic
Ist. Fifteen I*l* fronting on Batler street, In Lawrence
•Till*, immediately opposite the wall of Allegheny Cemetery.
Each )ot2l feet front by 100 to 121 feet deep to an ntley 20
fwt wide. .
2d. fifteen lota nearer the Allegheny river, each 21 feet
fronton IVarl a<reet.<GOfeet wldojand extending' in depth
111 feet to an alley 20 feetwlde.
3d. Fifteen Lola nearer the river, each 21 feet front on
Pearl street, directly opposite above, and extending' in
depth towards the liver fit feet to an alley 20 feet-wide.
4Ui. Fifteen Luts nearer the river, each 21 feet fkrout on
Ilruadwsy, (which I*Bo foct wide, and through which the
Allegheny Valley Rslltoad ran*,) and extending In depth
111 feet to au altey 20 feet wide.
6th. Fifteen Lots opposite the at*oro, and nearer the rlv
it.TocU 21 feet front mi Broadway and extending in depth
110 feet to au alloy 20 fern wide. ,
Oth. Fifteen l*t« nearer the liter, each 24 fort front on.
Dell atroct (U> feet wide) ami eXti-mling ip depth 110 tuot to
«aBl1rjrS)lc«(«id».
Tornte of aetata follow*—Ono Uilnl of the whole porchaae
money taremaiD on bond and mortgage—interest pajabla
annually—oho-tbinl of Uie balance ca»h4o band; the re
mainder to be pah! In fonr equal annual instalment*, with
interred, payal>le annually, necored by bond and mortgage.
Parchann to pay for deoda.
PUua of these lota may beyeeoattbo ioliawlngplaa-*:,
Bailey, Brown Co’a, O’Hara 4 Co'" Utoaa Works,
F. grllen k Co'a, Coleman, HaHniao A Co'a, '
A. Bradley A Co'a, White'* Carriage Fadory,
Knap’A Wad*'#, Pa. E. B. Works,9th ward,
Ehoenberger A Co’*, jAUogbeuy Valley R. R. D*-
4. Wood, Ageutfor i'lioc&U) pot,
- Brewery, {At tboGarHtoo,
Newmejcr 4 Graft, EmplrejUagh McKelfy’# Lumber
~ Work*, | Yard, , »
Park, McCurdy 4 Co’* Copper Work*.
For further particular*, apply to
- .D.w.« A. a. TtELL,'Attorneys,
No. IU3 Fourth al, Pittalmr^h.
Valuable Si. Lonli Improved Properly
/ for Bale.
TnE FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP,
known u the BL LouU Norelty Work*, mm offered fcr
sale. Tho eatabliahmcut lmaa good stock of Patterns,
iaibos anil Tool* for * general Stationary Engino and Ma*
chine bn*lDw, with a capacity tor working reyenty-flTe
band* anil will l») soM. entire to a good pare barer, upon
roaaooabto terms. The atrrlcc* of a competent man, well
acquainted with tho place and familiar with the badness,
in be Becaml by the parch a*er, if desired.
Further particulars cao bo obtained by addressing either
f the ondandgned, at St.Uula. JAMBS IfiOOKUITT,
CHARLES DAVIIA,
WM. ft. UIDDLKOOMB.
FOR SALE; 5-100 perches of Land
In ColNo* towosbipl nrar Eait Liberty,adjoining Usds
of That Mellon sod ii. IA. Neeley. This property is ele*
gently situated for a private residence, tnd Would make os*
of (ho moat handsome country seats in tbo beautiful valley
of Kaat Liberty. For price aod term*, apply to
AUSTIN, LOOMIS k CO-,
. je23 No. S 8 Fourth stmt.
Y ALU ABLE CITY LOT FOK SALE.—
That eligible building lot, with the buildings thero*
on; aOuatod on the corner ot LijMjty and Hand street*, front
ing 28 ft ")4 iuche* .00 Liberty .andextending back along
Hand street 110 feet to Exchange alley.
jcilO T. B. YOUNU ACCESSSsithOeIdBL
Manufactory for sale or rent
—EntcrprieoFoaiulry, cm 'Alleghe
ny, with good ataam power, Bailable for maonlhctaring
porpoM,.«>rT«rioiukiod£:wiU be sold or tossed low. Kn
aulreofAlr. Buooei Henderson, ne«r tbo premise*, (lisjj
10 csre of Uor. Spruol!* church.) who .will ebow tha
property, or of JeOB-HODIBON t CO„ 2Sfi Liberty vkT*
FOil SALE Oil LEASE, a lotion Fourth
street, between Smlthfleld snd Cherry Allsy, 100 fee?
froot by 66 deep.
A Lot on Third street, near Smlthfkld, 40 bet front by 85
foot deep. "*
Nurvn Wasd—The square bounded by Boiler, Wilkins
•nd Carroll streets and Spruce alley, 64 fret front I>j -120
deep, nearly opposite to Pennock A Hart's Foundry,
The square bounded by Smallm&n, Wfflilns and Carrol
streets and Spruce alley, 204 bet front by 120 deep,
On Allegheny, Canon and Bntler streets; adjoining Hi*
Allegheny Valley Railroad Station, forty conUguouiLots,
each 24 feet front by 120 feet deep. <
Eight acre* of ground In Reserve township, part of out
Lot 225, between the New Brighton Mad and itllldale Oem
etry.
Sixty Loty In Allegheny City, Third Ward, between Sait
l«M and Chestnut street.
A Tract of Land In'Westmoreland County, od-the FliUa
dolpblatnrnnike, 7 miles from Latrobe—7s acres In cnltl
vatlou of rich bottom land-4100 acres.
A Tract of Land near Llgonler, Westmoreland county, o
375 acria. WILLIAM U. DARLINGTON,
mylDidtf 155 Third street, a bore Smlthflcld.
Ohio Land for Sale.
THE subscriber "oflora for sale section ton,
township 12, nngelO, Stark county, Ohio, commonly
known aa “Bowman's &cUon, M containing 640 acres. It Is
•ltuatod throe milea ww|t of Massillon, on U>« State
leading to Woceter, and within abont two miles of the Pitts
burgh, Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad. Hie south, east
and north-east quarters am partly cleared and Improved—
the remainder la covered with superior Umber—and the
wluJo U well watered by springs and running streams;—
Gila section, la considered the. finest body of land In the
county. It will be sold undivided or In quarters to salt
Krchmeen. To those who deslro to Invest in real estate •
Iter opportunity Is rarely offered.
ocZ&dawlfT
Farmtor Bale.
THE ANDERSON FARM. 2} miles El
above the Depot, at New Brighton, Heaver Co., Efl
Block House Hon, cooUlning 108 acres of exceuent
land, every acre, of which U tillable, and 05 of .which is un
der cultivation. There are 13 acres of good timber, 50 acres
in crass and paaturo, and an abundance of coal. There la an
Orchsfdol grafted fruit trees. In almost ovary fluid there
is a spring of never-failing water.
Tire Improvements consist ot a new frame Dwelling, at
! tidied toa weaihor-boarded log, a small tenant house and a
'tarvn framo Barn, (0 by 26 feet.
• Tula choice farm Islu a high state of education, fences
good, and In a reepoctable neighborhood, convenient to
terms, enquire at THIS OFFIG&
or of Jalg-dAwtfTX J.ANDBItfUN, New Brighton, Pa.
Valuable City Property for Sale.
THAT very desirable lot on Water Street
and Redoubt Alley, next to John Irwin A Bona, being
12U feetpn Water and FrontatrMts, and 100 deepalong the
Alley. ,
It will be sold together or Jn lota o! 20 or 24 feet each.
For terms, (which will he made easy as to payment.) ap
ply to JOSRMI 8. LBKCII A CO..
mr4:dtf liberty Stmt, Pittsburgh.
Libert* street property for
SALE.—The Btnre-room.aod Dwelling, situated on
Liberty street, near fit. Clair, known as No. 183. The lot
(a about 22 feet front and 12D fret deep, extending back to
Exchange Alley, ODVfhlchtS erected a Stable and Carriage.
house. ThspropertyrentsreadllyfoTgOOO,andwUlbesold
at a bargain and on mccommodatlngterma. For particulars
enquire of R. 11. KINO,
apll - No. 211 liberty street.
OHIO WHlTffi BULPIIUR.
These celebrated springs, (iicr«-
tofore known as "Hart's Springs,"on the Scioto River,
4J4 miles from Ohio While Sulphur Station, on the Spring
field, Mount Vernon.aod Pittsburgh Railroad; 8 mllcefrom
Dolawate, on the Cleveland and Columbus Kailroai, and 17
mile* from the City of Oolnmbos. Is now open to the public
seeking health or pleasure, under auspices and with ap
potntments that will make It Pinsr Cuts In every portico-
Isr. The present proprietors of the Ohio White Sulphur
hare liberally added to the buildings and genera] arcommo
datlooeof the estate, and bare fitted and (nmithed the
whole on the suggestions of taste and luxury.
TAc ttofrfiw tool be uarrerptifftialie.
near the domain has bocn thought to
be the finest in Ohio; the air Is pure snd healthy, and the
medicinal properties of the wonderful Bpring, (jetting 120
gallons per minute,) are now admitted to possess curative
and recnperatlvo Influences superior to the-tamed White
Snlphnr of Virgiols.
There are attached to tbeesUbUahment all the accrue
rles found at the first Summer Hotelaof the country. .
- The lawns and grounds about the Hotel are spacious and
wollkcpt, and the beautiful drives through the old forests
aud along tho romantic river are tfdgularly attractive,
though quits secluded. -
Arrengemdata can be made for rooms by addressing
ISA A 0 PAIBT, Columbua, Ohio.
For any further general Information,reference may bo luu
to Messrs. Andrew, Wilson ACo..'ClodnnaU; or to Meoan
FUlng of tho Neil, or Kelsey of the American Hotel, Colum
bus; or to Mr. ii. Chamberlain, of tho American Hotel, Del
•ware. '• - : js3Q,lrod*
, ; THEfcE AKi"mr things which nffortls qa
greater pl&aaarelhanelUlnfdowft to wttteanoUreof the
Celebrated Hoctetter'a Stomach Uittera, bocanaewe are fat'
iy-toaaciona we are cooferrlac-a public benefit, ami pot
beul tella tta that; by onr doUcm, many have been Induced
to fako theeo Bitten, mad been reecoed from .death by Dye
pcpela,Biarbooa,'etc., etc.-for the core of which Uta cer
tain. The Bitter* have alwayi bees known to excel all
other preparation* In the speedy eureof all the UteeMeatho
atemach u holr to: the marked Ikvor with wh Ich It in.
wy>k»t> of by tbOM who hare oaod them, cannot hot con vinca
ailthal tta virtues are many. Try them. ninTrT
Bold by BrncKtats everywhere, and by HCkSTCXTBH d
SMITH, Bole pßprtetore.No** M Water or SB Front eta.-
joHfcdawT ...
SUPEIUOU BLANK BOOKS, LeUgera,
I Jonrxuds, Cart* Book* and Day Bdpka. A Urjjn mpply
ou hlndlW«U» «.«»oat «o|>*rtor wanow,of tlt« Cow'
uriiiityafpapar.tspaeUllyfar clly ordtra. CUak Books
madsto.drdJrTroW to no; ritwpatUro.
wm.o. joonbWinT.oo, ct Wurfst^
msu.— OO bbis and 50 hlf bblnnew No. 3
C Uackml*' . " '\ ■
aO-bbli Btltlmon Herring, :
99 do Hallfex ‘ _ do, , >
CO do Uockirei: -
SO do l«ko nab, la store tad rdf nlotij
** ’ J. B. CAMFIKU?
TtAKBFISU— /
P'J J6O
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j'-rvc -.®; •do ftauav, ' y ■ " 1 -JTdhtor ite—■•■>,•. •-'•• : -v-c
IMj 4ij retyl u*ft tOftf’ BMH B.OOUINI. J-v .-- Hgoltoonir M^u'yyy^gft
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{ra»Nonci.—The St«& Books of tho >‘Mon
'ssssS“A-
TC.ishJSSr'f™ w«?tai dO. for
how.mudipcr cent cflh«*%raMtM ■***??
•f*W,tho bidder* will p. j !*•*?££" -
for lew Ilian fifty \*r <•« ut. of tha n!lrJ3!s?iJ!? Md
rented and not more ibu ono Ktoowm »*. l J c * '
nUperaon. U, «dvr of n^cSSi^*** 110 iht
HHNaTLAMBBE£c btt t
urncs Momwmmru
rilUl'nrgh, M*y
BS“oitidenii.—Tlio President aod Di rM _
tor* of U»o lnmtsbcti Comply g
harothtJ day dn-Urfd »(UvJ<Kixl.i4 TWO ‘
«h*ra. to lw nnnYi.nl i<> t 1)« rwioetkm of the Stock IfotM. .
mysasdir lIKXIiY M. ATffOQD, gocrcSry,
JFot Sale.
J. B. BWKITZBB,
Nn. 101 4th street; Plltalmrgb.
MMim.
SStants.
W"" OOL! WOOL!!—loo,ooolbs.WwlihntV
v-
TIITCUOOCK, UcCBES&T A CO, .
123 focond and 1M frronlata.- .
J»2lalAwifT
WOOL highest market'
. r>rin»fmld fur Wool,' by S. UiBIIACdII ACO. •
J®lB No SOS liberty atmt.
WARTKD IIinKUIATULY^-19,000Via
to eango In tbo sal® of the most popular sailing
Books in America* Isnluli, Bltehmlfiftniiiiii iaf Teach,
era wishing tQ.traret, will: And this to bea'reryprofttable'
andpteanut i>pufnes% ehabllnßthea to
etui in like money at tbo fame 15 mo. Agents now la the bo*
Inon eeo clear/ng from $5OO to $1,600 per rear. For full.
rartlcuUn vfim lint of Books, *addrc*a If. M. EULTSON.'
Queen City Publishing Ifoua®, 141 Mala street, Cincinnati. -
BUUBON. rhlUdctpliUu •
ISSutatfonal.
T a 5S, c >?“??« of 8t James, Maryland.
ANNUAL SESSION begins
■h.tdlJ'ESlMl S0II,; PooclsU .ItcnSoM :•
i»?»i.,. rc 3 0c, * e ®l Applicants esnentenmy of.tbo -
Turns— I Two hundred' end fifty doUsim' f nf . •
payablo eemi-flnnnally la advance; covering Si
Tuition and Boarding; • ‘
F>*radmission apply to Uio Ecv. Dr. EBitfoOT.
Col lego SL James P. Q., Maryland. Ja9iiewdtd ’
LAW SCHOOL OF TUB UXIYEUsFfy
■ at CAinmwag, mass,
■ Tbo Instrnctor* in thto. .School tro .
lion. Jott Paukb,7>L D., Royafprofcssor.
lion. THKOMnum I’AMO 13, Lb. D., Dane Professor.
Hon. ItMOtT Waotbcux, LL.D, University Profamor.
TIIE course of instruction embraces tho' va* ■
rloon branches of the Common Law; sod of Equity, Ad' 1
miraJty; Commercial, International and ConstitutioMaliaw*
and lira Jurisprudence of lbs United' S totes. Tbs law' U> >-
brary consists of abont udu now works -
appear they are added, and every eflbrt la nude to render it
complete. - j' J
Instruction is given by oral lnctnrwandflxpc4UkiDs,(and ~
by recitations and exaxmnatioas, in connection with them.) >'
of which there are ten every week. Two ifoot Courts are ■
also hotden In each week, at each of which n can**, prerl-'
ously given out, is argued by four students, and an opinion •
delivered, by the PfCsJdiDg Instructor.—ltooms and other i
bcilitlesare alto provided for the Club Courts; and an A* I: -
•ambly ta held wecklj ; Torpractlee In debate, and acquiring*
a knowledge of parliiUpentarylowand proeoediogs. ' i
Btndeoia may enter tbo School in any stage of tbolr profes
aional studies or mercantile pursuits, and at Ui» commence*,'
meat of either term, or in tlio middle, or other i*rt of a .
term, i
Tliey aro at lib, rty to elect shat studies Uiey will pome' '
according to their view of tbelr own'wants and attainment*.
Tlie Academical year, which commences on Ttmrsdsy.six
weeks after the third Wednesday in July, fe dliided Into !
1 two terms, of twenty weeks each, with a vacation Of sik '
w*eks at-the Cud of each term. ‘ ■'*
Daring the IVfnlrr vacation, the Library U opened, warn
ed.aud lighted, for the nseoftho members of tlio School,
The exercises of tho next term will commence on Hoadt;,
Sept 0,1458. .
Applications for odmiauoa, or for Catalogues, or any far
ther iniormatkm, ruay l«e unde to either ol the Pr&feesoreat'
Cambridge. __ _ Ju3dewd3wi»
Male F 'l«n _
.sale and Foma. - Academy,
Xorth SctricH<y, Beaver Cbanfal Pa.
RKV. IiRNRV WKBBBB, Ptnrcipu.
LOCATED in a healthful and beautiful re
Ef.*u of country, B milee North or N<rw Brighton, with'
entire freedom from at! Imnuiral USodatlbM. Th« mOcSl
Uhl rcligtoae culture of the Pupil* {engirded of prim# im
portance. TborßtaJntiU for UioiuoetpartboenHn Utefiun
lJy of the Principal. Tho course of Inttrnriloijle cd«m%'
end thorough. ■
Term* per 8e«log of 22 irw-VMuclodhz board inr.reom,
fuel, light*, washing ami toittoo, {OO. i*Uo, Urock aod
French LangonpM, cmc-lmlf Jobepaldin adraace, Un
balance at the clow «<r (I>« msmi'ou. ;■.
B«*loncotnni>uod on TUESDAY,th* 18th (Ist' of liar,
gfndenla odmfttcd at ary time.
Itefcrto JadgePark. Mnnrl.w.f.T.Gen. W IteWn9on,Jr_
Allegheny; J. It.lfunl.r.vM riiubarab; J. !£.. M«Hernfo: :
Jno. B.McPadden.do. • jx,.
For farther parllcnlar,-. u I.Ir.TH
i l-.KV li:\YKDDßß,Prfndpal,’ i :.V
mj2Sul»it2mP NViHi H- wickley, Bearer Co, Fa,'
Suction SaleH.
P. M. DA VIS, / ,
Oommerdal Hahn u.-oins, Ho. M Fifth 'fftmti- ' “
EXECOTOK’S SALE oi'”LOTS®fis2i
CITYOF ALLEGOBNY.—Oo Tondiv : tradiiz;jQlT
‘JJtb, at 8 o'clock, at the. Commercial Balca"-Booma, Ko.
M Fifth Plttafenrgb, by order of Jowph Kuox, Eaq.,
Bxecator of Catbarino Rudolph, deceased, will be boI<L7U
Talnahlo Lois of Ground eitnate on Iteboeca, BelmontTllO*
dolph amt Kldgo streets, ami also on Water tone, in Ut«lit
ward, Allegheny. Plana ran Ut obtained at the Carriage
Factory of Mourn. Johnston 4 llro., near tbo premises, or at
the Anetion Ston*.
' TiuuH-OoMltird cash, residue In 1 aiul S rain, with In
tsresL secured by Pond* sad tnorrgagc.
■l'" • I‘<M. DAYI3, ArfCt.;
AST AND CLOSING SALK OF TUB
f\ JLi IRWIN PROPERTY, IN ALLEGHENY CITY.—On
I* Tuesday evening, July 20lh, at 8 o'clock, 'ln tbo 2d story
•Mfamooar of tbo now nnetiou boose, No. 64 Fifth it. Trill be
, {held the last nod clcefntfaniß of Lott In Mr. Jobnlrwln’s
plenor hfa ralrabto and Lcnntirallj located Eatnfe.
i -sitnsted io tbo Ist ward, Allegheny City, weft known u the
\ “Hop® Walk”. propertr.. TLoso wishing tosecnr® lots tn
this cooTonlfut and lovely neighborhood, wUI notice that
1 r“* ?»**?? 1 Cn ■**** M ***• Proprietor Is determined
to .S«M Central st., t n which these lots front, is 60 feet
» wide,wad extends from West Common to Allegheny avr
* ‘ft 6 * 1 YSU-) , 11 u CT «7 way adapted as the
mostdralrabloscatcor olegaut taasalonannd comfortable
{ homesteads.
One lot (No. 54) haring 60 feet front .and extending alone
Tremont street, which U 45 lest wide, 200 feet to a 40 (feet
street on the line of the property of Richard Bowen, Esq
Bght lots (numbered from 66 to 62 Include*) between
Tremont at and Allegheny ar., each 60 feet front, and ex
tending 200 feet to the aforesaid 40 feet street. - ; ‘
Ouelot(No. 431 haring 24 feet front, and extndfns
along Tremont st. 140 feet toward Water lane to n2O feet
alley. • •
• Taolot * (numbered from 41 to 51* ipclnslre,) betwten
Weat Common and Tremont st, each 24 feet front, tad ex
tending back toward Water lane 140 feet to a 20 feet alley.
Twenty-throe lots (nnmbered from 30 to C 2 tnchmtre) be
tween Tremont eL and Allrgheng nr, each 25 feet front,
andextsnduig bock toward Water lane 141) feet to a 20 feet
Flans can bo had at tho auctions loro, and tho premlsw
shown on application. • * •
Terms of Safe— Ono-focrlb cash, and Uio balance In three
•qnsl annual payments. jnS P. SL DATIB. Anet.
XjVLBraANT SILVER -PLATED WAKE.—
JLi On Tuesday morning, July lath, at 10 o’clock, will be
* uW L. atl^ o commercial sales rooms, No. 64 Fifth street,
an extensive and rery choice rarfety or Silver Plated Ware?
**22?*? tb « andmo * t jrteffwt litjta. In iheaw
sortmentAre 9 foil tea sots, of plain and chased patiems;4
■'GXtb cnw, 8 Ice pitchers of various sixes, 6 batter dhbee,
few and high patterns, toy *ets, yogrtabfe dishes, cobfetT
salt stands, cups, tablband tea spoons, Ac!,dc.
Those article! are of excellent workmanship sod beauty
Jndesdgn. The rale is poaiUre and worthy attention or all.
ns articles can beexamlned all day Monday on the second
floor of the acctiog rooms. . . p.-il niTis,!^
BAGGAGE AT AUCTION—On Monday.
Jol, I2tb.at two o'clock, wm I.IOIJ, uttao nlw
commercial aales rooma, Ho. 64 Hitt atneL li, onlar ol J.
Spnwd Kaakflfotol^ 110 * 1115 ,mrfdo - moJ baggago from the
il l^c.ami 2 Track.,with UwJrconUnta.'
I°* T. M. DA Via, Anct,
STOCK I*., Ft. W. A C. K. It. at phi Tati
astx,in lotato salt nurchaarra, by
•P 1 , r. M. DAYI3, A net, No. 64 Fifth st.
AUSTIN liOOMls & CO,, MtKbaiiU 1 Kicliacgc.
C ECOND SALE NEW STOCK ALLEGIIE
iJoTowiIa,, (hoSA da,mf Aticuit,
will baofrml for eal. at tlm Uerchaotp Exchange Jo lota
oot auawlteg Jr« akare. mch. Two Tboarand Eliria ol lb.
New stock of the Allegheny Bridge Oompaoy.
iPorchamiTi of said itpck wlllbe twialrwriopay na in
stalment of Ore dollar* per shar* together [with the premi
am Iho stock may copniandat the time of sale. . -
• . AUSTIN LOOMIS * OO. r
J tt * Stock Broken and Artctloocera. :
STOCK SALKS BY* AUSTIN LOOMIS A
00, AT MR MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE EVERY
THURSDAY EVENING.—Hank, Bridge,
Omer Stock, Bond and Real Estate sold at imblic mte
at the Merchants Exchange by ...
«. J, AUSTIN LOOMIS *OO.
Notes, Urafts and-.Loant on Beal Sttate hMotlated on
reasonable terms by ' AOBTIN LOOMIS * 00-1
i j. Stock-, Note Brokerajß Ponrth st.
cooßxna bt oas.
A- WORD TO TDK X.ADIB3S-
The ueated.term is approach
siod we callihs attention of the Ladle* to the
00 OKINO, IRONING, Ac.,
Can be done with economy, wlihont opnrtaslt* heaL witb
.out soot, and dispatch—the Ore being always ready In
a moment—by nsing T . *
loignvVj Cm Cooking Store,
1° » h li* Tt* tMlxscttoll, ioTlte ironr attcallcn, at Vo.»
OmHkflaldatrcet. . AA-JUID'HOHAJIBO.
O-Cotmtj. ami Cil?Klthlr for calm apjcaiy
w». a. rwj-..-™....-.®, t>. rom—.w*.». rom
WILLIAM B. POTTS * CO« -
jrLOCItPAOTORaj-w-v-:^.".
GRAIN [AND PKODtTOfi
commission merchants, .
221 N. Delaware nretnMsaad 323 2L
Vino Street,) . / rt •: ; PUILABBLPIIIA.
- '*yca«h adTaacesutedsMtOtwulgnmenia mylluUm
Wm. b. Eoutn.'.i.wJia-neutM
WH. B/nOLttKB 4fcfiao.,
PORK AND DEAF PACKERS,
PFALKBSIX PROHB2OSK <&» ?
Corner Bwrket ahd Pronl Sticsti.
mrM ■•' : ’ -> •
w. O- WALL’S '
riOWVBB OABXiB&V,
FOURTH 8T REST, between Wood and Uarket,Tittslmrgh
AMBROTyPES and * -
, , pnorooßApna >
Taken In the TOOT BTTIk .or. UB i Aar, at MUlsbctcry
pric**. - ' .. , mylLdfln
: : CARLO * CO»8' f..S 7"
A MBROTYPE AND PUOTOGRAPHtO
. -AX. QALLEHIHH. No." 1 Pitth atraoLoppoalLltalj'lt aad
5* t y r ° olUs Alemltis'r I>ro4 Cl,-ro. PDotcenDha
■ 1 '«*«», OHtoJmf plain. :Spedaaao«
awl Hmwptloo HoomontlMittqnikllbMTjV 1 mpftdl, '
J^MBROTYPES—
QDALITVAND Tlt^SD,
■ I'UT IN QOOD OASES 708
FIFTY CENTS, -■
i - ADAMS QALCXRT.
NO. i'OUETH STREET. : •. mjl&n*
DRY GOODS
OPEHKD ZDUfcAf.
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